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The Supreme Court let Texas use a Republican-favoring congressional map, bypassing a lower court’s Voting Rights Act concern.
The U.S. Supreme Court permitted Texas to use a congressional map that could grant Republicans up to five additional House seats, despite a lower court ruling it likely violated the Voting Rights Act.
The decision comes amid ongoing legal challenges to redistricting, concerns over census accuracy, and political efforts to influence future maps.
The Census Bureau is preparing for the 2030 count, with a field test underway and leadership under an acting director.
Meanwhile, Republican attempts to restrict voting rights for overseas-born citizens persist, and the USPS has changed postmarking, raising concerns about timely mail delivery.
La Corte Suprema permitió que Texas usara un mapa del Congreso que favorecía a los republicanos, pasando por alto la preocupación de la Ley de Derechos de Voto de un tribunal inferior.